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War and Peace, Book 8: 1811–12, Chapter 9 summary

Book 8: 1811–12, Chapter 9 of 365 · 8 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 9, Natásha initially finds the opera artificial, but the theater’s atmosphere and Anatole Kurágin’s admiring attention gradually absorb her. Hélène flatters her and invites her into her box, where Natásha comes to enjoy the spectacle she first regards with embarrassment and amusement.

What happens

  1. Natásha finds the opera’s scenery, acting, and singing unnatural, while the surrounding audience appears delighted.
  2. Anatole Kurágin arrives, notices Natásha, and speaks about her to Hélène before sitting beside Dólokhov.
  3. Borís brings a wedding invitation, and Natásha enjoys Anatole’s attention during the intermission.
  4. Pierre visits the Rostóvs’ box, while Natásha exchanges a prolonged look with Anatole.
  5. Hélène praises the count’s daughters, mentions Prince Andrew Bolkónski, and invites Natásha into her box.
  6. During the third act, Natásha enjoys the performance and agrees with Hélène’s praise of Duport.

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What to notice

The sentence marks the reversal of Natásha’s initial response. She now accepts and enjoys a spectacle that first seems ridiculous and unnatural.

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Who invites Natásha into her box for the remaining performance?

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